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Tips for Building Awareness for a Published Book - It’s Never Too Late
Beth Kallman Werner
Book marketing advisor and Author Connections President Beth Kallman Werner wants authors to know that it's never too late to create a marketing plan for your book. Even if it's already published and has been out in the marketplace for some time, there...
over 5 years ago
Marketing Plan
Building a Fan Base
Marketing for Dead-Broke Writers – Class 1: Planning Your Marketing Project (part 2) - video
Joel Scott
This class part of a ten class series designed to support your book marketing efforts. Each session is valuable on its own, but we recommend that you view all 10 sessions to get the most comprehensive experience. Note that this recorded webinar for class...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
Marketing for Dead-Broke Writers – Class 1: Planning Your Marketing Project (part 2) - podcast
Joel Scott
This class part of a ten class series designed to support your book marketing efforts. Each session is valuable on its own, but we recommend that you view all 10 sessions to get the most comprehensive experience. Note that this recorded webinar for class...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
Advice for Aspiring Memoirists - video
Georgia Lee
Memoir writing teacher Georgia Lee understands the emotion and challenges involved with writing a memoir and is in the process of writing a guide to memoir titled More Than Words . First and foremost, she says, it's important to understand the difference...
over 8 years ago
Nonfiction
Platform and Credibility
Community
Frequently Asked Questions
Page-Turning Scenes: The sequence that keeps your readers reading, no matter your genre
Jennifer Crosswhite
Want to write a book that keeps readers engaged throughout? Understanding the basics of scene structure is the building block of writing a compelling novel. Join us as book coach, editor, and bestselling author Jennifer Crosswhite reviews this important...
over 2 years ago
Fiction
Plot Planning
Don’t Just Write a Nonfiction Book, Write One that Will Sell: Think Like Your Reader and Write a Marketable Book
Stephanie Feger
Writing a book is one thing but writing one that is marketable... well that's another! If writing a book is something you've dreamed of doing, having started working on, or are looking to complete, this workshop will highlight how to ensure that you...
over 3 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
Two Paths, Fiction and Memoir: Traveling the one that's right for you
Julie Ryan McGue and Barbara Linn Probst
When you have a story to tell that draws on your own experience, do you write it as a memoir or as fiction? The best memoirs read like fiction, and the best fiction feels as real and true as if it actually happened. In this webinar, two authors share...
over 5 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Education and Craft
Anthologies: The benefits to your writing and building your readership
L.E. Perez
Readership today is broader than it has ever been, with readers eager to consume a variety of content. The competitive book market can make it challenging for readers to find your work, so it’s important to make yourself discoverable. One way to create...
over 2 years ago
I have an Idea!
Working with a Co-Author
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